Новости за 28.12.2018

Three tourists and a guide have been killed after a bus was hit by a bomb blast near the Giza pyramids in Egypt.

A 37-year-old woman has been charged with murder after two children died in Margate, police have said.

The FTSE 100 has enjoyed its biggest one-day rise since April as European markets ended a rollercoaster week on a positive note.

The home secretary has declared the rising number of migrants attempting to cross the English Channel a "major incident".

Two UK women who died when the 4x4 they were in careered off a bridge in Iceland have been named as Rajshree and Khushboo Laturia.

Oxfam has said it is suspending its Ebola outbreak response work in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) due to violent protests by people barred from voting in the presidential election.

A former president of Ireland who was pictured alongside a "missing" Dubai princess has defended her comments about the welfare of the royal.

HMV has confirmed it is to call in administrators after being battered by "extremely weak" Christmas trading on the high street and a collapse in demand for CDs and DVDs.

The UK is currently in the middle of a sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) - of the type that caused last year's Beast from the East - the Met Office has said.

President Trump says he will close the US border with Mexico "entirely" if the "obstructionist Democrats" continue to oppose funding for the wall he wants to build between the two countries.

Angelina Jolie has declined to rule out a move into politics, saying: "I'll go where I'm needed."

Billy Ray Cyrus has congratulated his daughter Miley Cyrus and her new husband Liam Hemsworth on their marriage in an Instagram post.

Iggy Azalea has defended her decision to continue a concert despite a backing dancer suffering a seizure mid-song.

Former Arsenal chairman Peter Hill-Wood has died at the age of 82, the Premier League club has announced.

Britain should return migrants rescued in the Channel to France immediately or risk facing a humanitarian crisis, a former senior Home Office official has said.

HMV, Britain's biggest high street music retailer, is on the brink of becoming the first post-Christmas victim of Britain's brutal high street environment by collapsing into administration for the second time in six years.

Margaret Thatcher praised England's footballers for not succumbing to diving "unlike other teams" during the 1990 World Cup, newly-released government files show.

The BBC has axed its long-running Film programme after 48 years.

Former first lady Michelle Obama has unseated Hillary Clinton as America's most admired woman, according to a poll.

MPs should have the power to veto post-Brexit trade deals negotiated by the government, a powerful Commons committee is demanding.

The US Coast Guard has suspended the search for a missing British cruise ship entertainer who fell overboard.

Elon Musk is asking a judge to throw out a lawsuit against him from a British diver he called a paedophile on Twitter.

An eagle-eyed photographer made Donald Trump's secret trip to Iraq public knowledge after he spotted his plane flying over Sheffield.

Nearly half of the six million smokers in the UK wrongly believe vaping is as harmful as smoking or do not know that it poses much lower health risks, research has found.